That worked. Just did not get the correct google. I also looked in the admin manual.. just not well enough it would seem.
(sw0) #show stacking interface brief
Interface Admin Operational Link Hardware
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stack1/2 Enable Down Down Present
stack1/3 Enable Down Down Present
(sw0) #delete stacking interface stack 1/2
(sw0) #delete stacking interface stack 1/3
(sw0) #show interface brief | include GE0/1/
GE0/1/0 Enable Down Down N/A
GE0/1/1 Enable Down Down N/A
GE0/1/2 Enable Down Down N/A
GE0/1/3 Enable Down Down N/A
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Jeremey Wise
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Original Message:
Sent: Sep 02, 2021 01:43 PM
From: Herman Robers
Subject: S2500-48P-4x10G - Four Gb Ports
Yes, you missed a command ;-)
Here is how to remove stacking from ports on MAS switches (like S2500), and you can use all 4 ports as normal 10G SFP+ ports.
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Herman Robers
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Original Message:
Sent: Sep 01, 2021 11:32 PM
From: Jeremey Wise
Subject: S2500-48P-4x10G - Four Gb Ports
First time I have purchased Aruba. Worked with them in various customer environments but.. on a budget trying to support POC/Demo lab.
I needed 4 x 10Gb (I have three hosts each with 10Gb NIC for vSAN block), VLANs, Basic VLAN routing, 24 ports, and something to play with ansible to configure with IaC as I am supporting more of those requests.
I know it is an older switch but it is budget...
What I did not realize is .. it has 4 x 10Gb but two noted as stacking ports. Two (0/1/0 and 0/1/1) are standard 10Gb but I do not see means to change mode on the "stacking" ports to be standard 10Gb.
Hoping their is option / command I am missing.
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Jeremey Wise
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